Chisora Vs Wilder

Wilder needs to come out firing from the bell, go full Octopus in round 1 to wipe Chisora clean out or he will be badly stopped himself.

 

Sticking with my prediction that Wilder is taking a walk here and that the outcome is bought and paid for.

 

Chisora on points in a pretty one sided slow paced and sloppy fight.

 

It’ll be slow, plodding and laborious like every Chisora fight.

Never understand where this reputation comes from that every fight he’s been in is a ‘war’, dunno whether people have Stockholm syndrome or see the odd flurry of heavy punches he might throw in the later rounds which completely retcons the dullness up to that point.

Wilder is finished and just here for the pay cheque. Chisora hasn’t knocked anyone out since Pricey (lol) seven years ago, so you’d assume a fairly unanimous points victory, but it wouldn’t shock me if the ref waves it off late with something daft like 30 seconds left so Chisora gets a KO win in his 50th fight.

And of course his final fight. Well, his final fight until someone offers him a bag of loot big enough to fight Whyte, Allen, Bosh or some other scrub.

 

Bemoaned these two, extremely limited clowns for a long time but I think this is going to be a very entertaining fight.

 

Wilder punch resistance is totally gone.
Chisora doesn't throw bombs.

Be Chisora points most likely result.

 

Shot vs shot

Winner calls out Dave Allen
Allen accepts

Loser calls out AJ
AJ DUCKS

 

I have Wilder winning by KO, unless Chisora lands a shot from the gods. With Wilder, given his power, you either want to push him back or move constantly on the backfoot; however Chisora with his terrible stamina will probably be static on the ropes after a few rounds, and that gives Wilder all the opening he needs to land one of his haymakers.

 

try and enjoy life a bit more, you only live once x

 

CTE may be taking hold as Del Boy confirmed in a recent interview he now urinates while seated.

Can’t be the easiest as I imagine his william easily touches the inside of the toilet bowl.

 

Wilder looked like he was punching under water and looked utterly shot vs that stiff Herndon.

Before that fight his last win was against a very unambitious Helenius who laid down for him back in 2022.

This fight is a question of how much Wilder has left

 

This will be the 50th career fight for each of them, whatever happens, I think that's it, thankfully.

 

I can't see past a Chisora win by stoppage.

They are both past it but just can't see Wilder winning.

The odds are crap though

 

I’ve thought the last few wilder fights have all been a question of “what does wilder have left?”


The answer every time has been “not much”